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- (void)drawForSelectionWithWidth:(int)width

                           height:(int)height

                       activePart:(int)activePart

                          andFxTime:(FxTime)time

You’ll see that it gets the entire width and height of the object it applies to and says, “Hey, that’s part of my OSC”. If you don’t draw that first quad in the above method, do you still see the problem?

Darrin

On May 23, 2016, at 2:17 PM, Andrew Santa Maria <email@hidden> wrote:

Hi Darrin,

My apologies, here are some screenshots to specifically demonstrate what I'm trying to do. In this example, I have a Bulge in one group, and Shape, from the FxPlug Examples included in the SDK, in another group.

<Screenshot 2016-05-23 14.02.00.png>

<Screenshot 2016-05-23 14.02.08.png>

In Motion, I can easily choose which Onscreen Controls to use by highlighting the corresponding Filter on the left.

When I publish their controls to Final Cut ProX, Bulge's Onscreen Control shows up, but I can't do anything to it. I'm only able to use the Onscreen Controls from Shape.

<Screenshot 2016-05-23 14.11.58.png>

I was wondering how I could go about being able to use Bulge's Onscreen Control along with the developed ones from Shape. Please let me know if you need any further information.

Thanks,

Andrew Santa Maria

On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 1:50 PM, Darrin Cardani <email@hidden> wrote:
Andrew,

I’m not entirely sure I understand what you’re asking, so could you clarify a few things?

In FCPX, how are you setting up your project? Are you putting an internal filter which has an OSC onto some footage, and then also putting your filter with an OSC onto the same footage? If so, you can get at the OSCs for each filter by selecting the filter you want in the inspector. (Click on the name of the filter in the inspector to select it.)

For example, here’s the Droplet and Fisheye filters applied to footage, with the Droplet OSC showing:
<DropletSmall.png>
and here it is with the Fisheye filter selected:
<FisheyeSmall.png>

If the issue is that you have multiple filters in your Motion template when you apply it in FCPX and you aren’t seeing all the OSCs you’ve published, that’s a different issue. I’d have to do some digging to understand what’s different there.

Darrin

On May 23, 2016, at 10:02 AM, Andrew Santa Maria <email@hidden> wrote:

Hi all,

I hope I'm using this Pro-apps-dev mailing list correctly.

I wrote an FxFilter with its own Onscreen Controls. When I apply it to something, it becomes the only functional Onscreen Control, preventing the use of other Onscreen Controls from other filters (ones that come with Motion) that were also applied. All of the applied filters' Onscreen Controls actually work while Motion; it's in Final Cut Pro X where I'm experiencing this problem.

Is there a way--in Final Cut Pro--to use the Onscreen Controls of other filters along with the one I made without disabling it?

Thanks,

Andrew Santa Maria

References:
	>FxPlug Onscreen Control Interference (From: Andrew Santa Maria <email@hidden>)